unass

verb

unass

verb

Etymology From un- + ass.

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Government, Military, Politics, War US, Slang To get out of (a vehicle or building).

We “unassed” the barracks and slept outside on the lawn the remainder of the night.2005, Herman Flora, Miz Suzie's Boy, page 248:

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